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Dr. Seuss was just a pseudonym for Theodore Geisel

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Dr. Seuss was just a pseudonym for Theodore Geisel

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Theodore was born March 2nd, 1904 in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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Geisel studied at Dartmouth College and Oxford University

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Geisel studied at Dartmouth College and Oxford University

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His first book: And To Think That I Saw it on Mulberry Street was published in 1937.

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His early career was interrupted by World War II. 

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His early career was interrupted by World War II. 

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During this time, he made Oscar- winning documentaries for the Us Army. His greatest works included How the Grinch stole Christmas,  The Cat in The Hat (1957), and Green Eggs and Ham.

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A few of his books had serious underlying themes.

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A few of his books had serious underlying themes.

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One of them, The Lorax (1971), portrayed the irreversible consequences of habitat destruction.

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By the time of his death his books sold over 200 million copies.

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By the time of his death his books sold over 200 million copies.

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He won many awards including, a special 1984 Pulitzer Prize and a lifetime achievement award from the American Library Association.